Chartreuse V.E.P. (Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé) was created in 1963 in honor of the prosperous period after WWII, known as 'Trente Glorieuses'. The bottle itself is a exact replica of the one used between 1840 and 1868. Chartreuse V.E.P. is made using the same processes and the same secret formula as the traditional Chartreuse Verte liqueur, and by extra long ageing (8-20 years) in 600 liters demi-muids oak casks it reaches an exceptional quality.

Content 100cl - volume 54%

Martell l'Or de J&F Martell is a 1992 limited edition release, 60-year old Cognac bottled in a 24ct gold-plated hand-crafted decanter.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

Glenfiddich Highland Crock 'Mary Queen of Scots' (1542-1587) was released in the early 1980's, a fitting celebration of Scotland's Royal Heritage and to Mary who became Queen of Scotland, whilst she was only nineteen years old.

Content 750ml - volume 43%

Glenfiddich 44 years old, distilled in 1964, bottled in 2008 for Japanese independent bottler Kingsbury.

Content 75cl - volume 46%

Rémy Martin 1965 Vintage Edition Rare is a limited edition of 5000 bottles, released in 2003.

Content 700ml - volume 42%

Nikka Yoichi 1990 Single Cask #129567, distilled 19-04-1990 and bottled 05-12-2003.

Content 750ml - volume 63.2%

Nikka Yoichi 10 years Single Cask #201641, distilled 15-06-1988 and bottled 07-06-2000.

Content 750ml - volume 60.3%

Karuizawa 15 years old 100% malt whisky, bottled under Mercian supervision between 1990 and 2000, the last was also the year in which the distillery was mothballed.

Content 700ml - volume 40%

Nikka Yoichi Tarudashi Genshu Single Cask 20 years old #250980 is a distillery exclusive release.

Content 500ml - volume 56%

Nikka Yoichi Tarudashi Genshu Single Cask 20 years old #112800 is a distillery exclusive release.

Content 500ml - volume 56%

Nikka Yoichi 10 years Single Cask #207599, distilled 14-10-1988 and bottled 07-06-2000.

Content 750ml - volume 59.6%

Nikka Yoichi Tarudashi Genshu Single Cask 20 years old cask #400686 is a distillery exclusive release.

Content 500ml - volume 60%

This Yamazaki was bottled in 2006 for the 50th anniversary of the Arima Kinen horse race, held annually since December 1956. Its label depicts a pair of oxes (Ushi), one of the twelve signs of the Japanese zodiac.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

Yamazaki Mizunara Japanese Oak Cask 2014 is the 4th release of aerie which started in 2010, superb malt whisky aged in one of Japan's rarest casks.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

Yamazaki Mizunara Japanese Oak Cask 2011 is the successor of the inaugural 2010 release, superb malt whisky aged in one of Japan's rarest casks.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

The Cask of Yamazaki 1993, aged in White Oak Puncheon #3Q70042, bottled October 2007, limited to 574 bottles.

Content 700ml - volume 62%

Karuizawa 40 years old, distilled in 1972, bottled for One Drinks in 2012. This is one of 267 decanters, drawn from Sherry But #8833.

Content 700ml - volume 55.9%

Yamazakura Rare Old Whisky is a 2015 release of just 100 decanters, bottled for there 250th Anniversary. Aged on a ex-Maker's Mark Bourbon Barrel so expect vanilla, coconut and spicy wood character.

Content 700ml - volume 56%

Yamazakura Supreme Cask 40 years old is a 2015 limited release of 100 decanters, bottled for Isetan.

Content 700ml -volume 56%

Distilled in Spring 1974, this bourbon is bottled from a single 400 barrel batch commissioned by Adolph Hirsch and distilled under contract at Michter's distillery (then known as Pennco), just outside Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania. Hirsch was a former Schenley executive who had briefly worked at Michter's during his time there, and it is believed he commissioned the whisky as financial favour to the distillery, and actually had little plans for its use. So, it lay ageing in the warehouses for much longer than generally expected for a bourbon at the time.

With the closure of Michter's distillery, the bourbon was sold by Hirsch to Gordon Hue in 1989, who set about bottling it immediately. Responsibility for the early bottling was entrusted to Julian Van Winkle III at his Old Commonwealth site in Lawrenceburg and together they established one of American whiskey's most collectable brands, the A.H. Hirsch Reserve. Predominantly destined for the Japanese market, there were a variety of presentations at every age-statement between 15 and 20 years old, and even the occasional barrels bottled as other brands, such as Colonel Randolph or in this case, Boone’s Knoll

Content 750ml - volume 45.8%